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adam1982

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Hey all,

It seems sometime in the last couple of days, some little s**t decided to rip off my bootlock badge cover (The little cover that slides over the bootlock)

my question is, how do i replace it(take it off and put a new one on), how much $$ would I be looking at for a replacement one and were would i find one in (hopefully in Perth?)

any help would be muchly appreciated!

Thanks

Adam

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